Tarwin Lower is a small community located on the banks of the Tarwin River, 5 kilometres east of the popular coastal resort of Venus Bay and under an hour's drive from the heart of Wilsons Promontory National Park.

The town centre stretches along River Drive and features a small supermarket, service station, the Riverview Hotel, a few other commercial outlets, a hall and church.

One of the town's primary attractions is the wide Tarwin River which meanders through the town. At the north-western edge of town, opposite the junction of River Drive and Ripple Landing, is an attractive riverfront picnic area which features a jetty and the Long Table - a 35 metre table made from a single length of wood.

To the east of the town centre, the main road into Tarwin Lower hugs the Tarwin River and there are several fishing and viewing platforms built on the river's edge. To the west of town, the road to Venus Bay is lined by a shared walking and bicycle pathway. The road and pathway meet the Tarwin River at a sweeping bend in the river where a car park and picnic area is provided, offering a good spot for fishing or enjoying the view of the river and surrounding countryside.

	Bald Hills Creek Wildlife Reserve Situated 9 kilometres south-east of Tarwin Lower, it consists of a series of sand ridges and open woodlands which flood during wet periods and offers a good opportunity to observe a rich range of flora and fauna with walking tracks and a birdhide
	Cape Liptrap Coastal Park Stretching along the coast from Venus Bay to Waratah Bay, the park features wide sandy ocean beaches and is popular spot for fishing, boating and bushwalking

Tour de Tarwin An Easter festival with events in Venus Bay and Tarwin Lower including market stalls, live music, childrens activities, trivia night, bowling competition and a bike/walk tour and picnic

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